Data on the habitat temperature, call count and call duration of four anurans in the Hainan tropical rainforest

This dataset supports the study on calling behaviors of four anuran
species (Microhyla fissipes, Leptobrachium hainanensis, Hylarana
guentheri, Amolops torrentis) in relation to habitat temperature in the
Hainan Tropical Rainforest National Park, China. The data were collected
via a combination of human-based field surveys and passive acoustic
monitoring (PAM). The file 1 (1_data.csv) contains habitat
temperature (°C) recorded at two temporal contexts (Group 1: daily
periods; Group 2: actively calling periods) for each species. The
file 2 (2_data.csv) and file 3 (3_data.csv) contain data during calling
periods (any period when calling occurred, including within daily cycles)
and data during actively calling periods (subsets when animals were
confirmed to be actively vocalizing), respectively. These data can be
reused to model thermal niches and calling thresholds of tropical anurans
or compare calling behavior between terrestrial and aquatic frog species
under temperature fluctuations. All data were collected under permits
issued by the Hainan Tropical Rainforest National Park administration. No
endangered or protected species were handled or harmed.